Implementing observability can be easy if you work with the right person. Sometimes it doesn't need to be a person, but an AI that understands your needs. In this video, Ricardo Ferreira from AWS shows how to use Amazon Q Developer to instrument a microservice written in Go for OpenTelemetry.
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